Naval arms conference talks stall amid allied dissent
A fragmented report from the naval arms conference outlines stalled discussions among powers including Britain and the United States. A full naval expert panel is to be convened, with debates over fleet ratios and withdrawal of foreign troops, while Japan signals potential moves affecting East Asian security. Senator Underwood presents the arms conference report to President Harding as leaders edge toward possible delegation briefings.
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Marooned for Twenty Years on a Island
James Howard, survivor of the American bark Ho ratio, wrecked on Kum fist shoals in 1901, lived among Caroline islands natives for two decades. Dr. William L. Hobbs reports Howard was cared for by Hawkit chief Nampel after being incapacitated, with efforts to repatriate him to Ohio via relief from Japan.
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Wireless Chain of Empire Fails in London
An Associated CNS report notes the term wireless chain of empire has failed, with fragmented wording indicating disrupted communication links and a distressed tone from London authorities.
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Wireless Chain OF Empire
London
Imperial wireless plan faces fragmented system debate
Discussion on a unified imperial wireless network reveals opinions that a single coordinated system may not exist. Secretary of State for the Colonies and Imperial Communications Committee chair proposes a large scale scheme, while Australia and Canada seek action and cooperation with Britain. Canada may run its own system, India prefers direct imperial links, and Egyptian/Leafield stations delay further progress as plans for other stations in the Imperial Chain await completion.
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Bootleg Charge Is Not Sustained Acquittal in Whisky Case
Clyde Morris was acquitted by the city court on a bootlegging charge after a morning session. The court also heard the larceny case of D. Jackson involving mobile parts, with Morris case delayed for jury deliberation until later in the day.
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Police urged to wear armor during riot calls in Los Angeles
Captain J. Lee Heath of the central division endorses armored coats for Los Angeles police. The steel shields would cover chest and abdomen, protecting officers during confrontations and pursuits, with recommendations for the flying squadron to receive the gear.
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Knights of Old
J. Lee Heilth
Central Police Division
Andy Bale
Heath
Abe Flying Squadron
Athens Hears Inspection Tour Of Junior High Schools
Superintendent G G Bonds and board chairman C D Fim igian are to inspect junior high schools in Birmingham Savannah and other cities this week. Dred B Stewart assists the committee with the itinerary as Miss Rubyndcam and Miss Landrum are noted in state education circles.
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Twelve Children Killed In Wreck At Red Bluff
A late edition reports twelve high school students died in a collision south of Red Bluff California involving a school bus and a Pacific train. Four injured were not expected to survive. Authorities feared the death toll might rise as rescuers recovered mutilated bodies at the scene.
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Rroberta Crossing
Southren Pacific
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Trial Of Officers Mine Workers Union Continued To January
The Charleston West Virginia case against Charles F. Keeney and three other Mine Workers Union officers was postponed to the January term on motion by the defense. The record notes no connection with the summer armed miners march.
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Joinie and It Is Feat Tea We Will Be Corn at a Wax Wy
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Joinie and an athletic board with a plan or event tied to tea and corn at a wax wy. The readable text is garbled, containing no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes.
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Athletic Board
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